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PHOTOS: 2024 Frankfort Fall Festival
- Jeff Vorva The Times
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The three-day Frankfort Fall Festival again brought hundreds of thousands downtown Aug. 31-Sept. 2. The 56th annual fest featured artisan booths, entertainment, a carnival and parade. “We couldn’t be more proud to serve such an amazing community,” Mayor Keith Ogle said in a message to the residents. “Here’s to many more wonderful festivals in the years to come."
2024 Frankfort Fall Festival
Frankfort Police Chief Leanne Chelepis and Fire Chief Sean Fierce were the Grand Marshals of the Frankfort Fall Festival parade.
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Military personnel march in the fest's parade Sept. 1.
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The Summit Hill Junior High School band sets the beat of the parade.
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A Frankfort Circus Center student was on the ball at the Frankfort Fall Fest parade.
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A ceremonial dragon slithers in downtown Frankfort.
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Steve Beresford of One Foot In performs a '60s song at the fest.
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One stage was all disco Sept. 1.
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The parade crowd joins in a stirring rendition of "Sweet Caroline."
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Myriad vendors include one already in the holiday spirit.
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Hundreds of thousands of people show up for the Frankfort Fall Festival each year.
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